On 04.02.2016 23:57, tsbockman wrote:
http://www.underhanded-c.org/#winner
Actually, I'm surprised that this works even in C - I would have
expected at least a compiler (or linker?) warning; this seems like it
should be easy to detect automatically.
You can do the same thing in D, using extern(C) to get no mangling:
main.d:
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alias float_t = double;
extern(C) float_t deref(float_t* a);
void main()
{
import std.stdio: writeln;
float_t d = 1.23;
writeln(deref(&d)); /* prints "1.01856e-314" */
}
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deref.d:
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alias float_t = float;
extern(C) float_t deref(float_t* a) {return *a;}
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Command to build and run:
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dmd main.d deref.d && ./main
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